The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-21

> Leod Stove Company. of Troy, n Y Their
Gold Coin natural gas stove is an entirely new
principle for burning natural gas. 1t has
revertible iue. the fire making a complete revo-
luton. descending to the bottom of the stove be-
fore passing to the outlet pipe. 1t also has the
only v'aduct principle of heating by which the
cold air is drawn from the floor. heated and ear
ried out at the top of the stove, creating quick
and complete circulation, making the floor ana
remote corners of the room warm as near the
stove. The stove is highly ornamented. in
nickel, tile and bronze Indianapolis people
have heard much about mixers and their Curl
osity can be gratified by examining this stove
It has mixer attached. The display is under
the management of Mr.. G. H. Cramer, the gen.
eral agent, and dealers over the State who want
TO secure the exclusive con troll of the Gold Coin
stoves, either for natural hard or soft COAL
should endeavor to inset Mr.. Cramer.
L. BIMEL G. sons EXHIBIT.
On the lower floor Of Exposition Hall, near
the center Of the building, is the exhibit Of L.
Bimel & Son, Of St. Marys. Ohio. This display
is receiving more attention than any similar
hibit at the fair. They display six vehicles
which, for beauty and general style, have never
been surpassed in the West. Their crack jobi
ladies' phaeton, which is called the Little Gem.
1t is upholstered and trimmed in brocaded satin
of peacock blue. It is verv handsome. and is
solidly and substantially built, combining these
two prime requisites OF frst-clsss work.
conopy-top cut-under surry. trimmed also in
brocaded satin, is much admired, and is roomy
family turnout. -Four other vehicles dis
played. A falling top phaeton, with Smith
spring, Is trimmed in olive green. canopy-top
surry, with Smith spring, jump-seat canoptop
surry and fine grade piano box buggy COM
plete the display. Nothing on the lower floor
attracts more notice. The exhibit is under the
personal supervision Of Mr. j. H. Gill assisted
by MIR. Charles Pauck. The goods of Bimel Sc
Son are for sale by Bradley. Holton 81 Co.. lit
to 1s3 East Washington street Whatever this
firm takes hold Of must be the BEST
BOSS EXHIBIT.
c.. e.. - A. g.
nersville Buggy Company to habitual visitors
this annual attraction would seem incomplete.
Their display is feature which is worthy of
more than mere passing mention. The familiar
form of Col. "A. T. LaDuque is to be seen. with
his suavity and general courtesy of manners
rendering it pleasant for all who make special
inquiries into tbs character Of work turned out
by this company. There are seven vehicles on
display-surreys side-bars, an English phaeron,
and business wagon. all fine work and hand
some in style and finish. 1t is singular fact
that the Connersvie Buggy Company have
never taken home single job OF work which
they have shown at the State fair. Every
vehicle is always sold by the close of the fair.
This tells its own story, and needsno comment
to the character OF their work or the efficiency
The popular general manager, L. 7. Bower, will
be present during the week.
DISPLAY OF DENTAL GOODS.
The display of the New York Steam Dental
Company, of this city. whose headquarters
in the Grand Opera house, is worthy OF special
notice. A fine line of dental work is shown, and
also d full stock of dental goods This company
has made wonderful progress in its business in
Indiana from the fact of the excellence OF its
work and the reasonable prices charged. The
New York Steam Dental Company believes in
the motto, Live and let live They do just as
good work be performed in the State,
and yet charge but half the rate. Their popu-
larity is deserved. The display at the fair is
under the direction of the popular manager. Mr..
A. F. Heron.
A LOVELY PHAEToN.
The Whitney wagon-works, of Syracuse.
New York. make attractive exhibit on the
lower floor of Exposition Hall. under the personal
supervision of Mr. Geo. B. Wheelock, formerly
of this city. The handsomest piece of work
shown by them is ladies' phaeton. something
entirely new in style. It is just the thing for
comfort and convenience. The phaeron
purchased by Mr.. Frank A. Coffin. OF the In
dianapols Cabinet Company. gen tleman whose
good taste is displayed by this purchase. There